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Rabu, 10 April 2013

Deleting SCVM Temporary Template

Ran into this issue today where I could not delete a VHD from my library as I had a series of items that were dependent on the VHD. In my case, I had two issues, the first being that the VHD was listed in a Temporary Template. I resolved the template issue by entering the following command from Powershell on the SCVMM server:
Get-SCVMTemplate | where {$_.Name -like "Temporary*"} | Remove-SCVMTemplate
The second issue will be identified by the following error when you attempt to delete the VHD:
The library object (VHDNAME) cannot be removed because following objects are dependent on it:
Virtual Hard Disk deployment configuration
The second issue was solved by opening up SQL Management Studio and editing the "tbl_WLC_VHDConfig" table within SCVMM's database. Specifically, delete any row that has the "SourceLocation" column populated with the ID of the VHD in question. At this point you should now be able to go back into the SCVMM console and delete the offending VHD.
Per Microsoft, this issue has been resolved in the RTM version of the product:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/virtualmachinemanager/thread/2dd46ae2-4d20-4528-85d0-0bec9f6282c1
Unfortunately I didn't take any screenshots of this process and the specific details as to the errors are now lost. However, I'll post this up in the hopes that it will get someone started should they run into this issue.

Source : http://www.ryanholt.net/2012/02/07/quick-tip-remove-missing-dependencies-for-scvmm-2012-rc-vhds/

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Rabu, 03 April 2013

Login failed for user WebsitePanel

Error: Login failed for user WebsitePanel

One of our VPS customers recently receiving following error while browsing WebsitePanel of his VPS:
Login failed for user 'WebsitePanel'

If you are receiving the same error then kindly follow the below mentioned steps to fix it:
  1. Open the EnterpriseServer path for WebsitePanel installation (eg: C:\WebsitePanel\Enterprise Server).
  2. Open web.config file. You should see something similar to this:
  3. Copy the password from this file and reset it for WebsitePanel username in SQL Server 2008 Express Edition.
  4. Follow the below mentioned steps to reset the password of WebsitePanel username in SQL Server 2008 Express Edition:
    1. Login to SQL Server 2008 via SQL Server Management Studio using “sa” username
    2. Expand the Security option
    3. Expand the Logins option
    4. Right click on WebsitePanel username
    5. Provide the new password in Password field and specify the same password in Confirm password field
    6. Uncheck the option Enforce Password Policy
    7. Click on OK button.

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